Me9-671 Pair Of Rear Showa Shocks From 1983 83 Honda Vt750c Vt 750 Shadow on 2040-parts.com
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
ME9-671 Pair of Rear Showa Shocks from 1983 83 Honda VT750C VT 750 Shadow
Used, in good working condition. Ready for set up and everyday usage.
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